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Get on the Radar: 7 Ways How to Increase Social Media Followers
As of December 2018, there are 1.52 billion people who use Facebook daily. There are 336 million monthly Twitter users.
Whether you love it or hate it, social media isn’t going away any time soon. And if you’re running a business part of your marketing strategy should include how to increase social media followers.
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2019-01-29 23:14:50 UTC
On Monday, Ashton Kutcher tweeted that he’d be “changing [his] social media strategy.” On Tuesday, he tweeted out his phone number.
No, Kutcher probably wasn’t hacked. And if he did actually give out his private phone number, he probably has a new one now.
I miss having a real connection w/ real people. My Community. From now on you can just text me. I won’t be able to respond to everyone but at least we can be real w/ each other & I can share the unedited latest
& greatest in my world +1 (319) 519-0576 Yes this is my# pic.twitter.com/zd5q7KDMPZ
Reports emerged today that the FTC is considering a fine against Facebook that would be the largest ever from the agency. Even if it were 10 times the size of the largest, a $22.5 million bill sent to Google in 2012, the company would basically laugh it off. Facebook is made of money. But the FTC may make it provide something it has precious little of these days: accountability.
Some people—including many of your customers—practically live on Facebook (despite all the bad press it got in 2018). So how do they behave? What do they share, “love” or merely “like” or “haha” about? What brands stand out?
Socialbakers, an AI-powered social media marketing platform with visibility into $3 billion of ad spend, has taken some key information about Facebook from 2018 and turned it into an insightful infographic recapping the year.
Successful Brands Use These YouTube Marketing Strategies
If you are trying to build your brand, viral videos provide the kind of exposure that helps you increase your footprint in the market. It’s not easy to find the correct combination of cute kids, fluffy animals and touching or humorous moments to inspire a viral video campaign. However, there’s little doubt that YouTube is the right place to do this.